Cracking WEP/WPA with the B3

[ShadowHatesYou]

So, I know the question will be asked eventually: Does the atheros card/kernel in the b3 support monitor mode/injection? Yes it does. I've gotten kismet, aircrack-ng, reaver, and pyrit all compiled and tested.

To save you all some headaches: reaver will fail to configure/compile, complaining about pcap_open_live not being in -lpcap, but the configure script is broken and lying to you. In order to install reaver, you must first install sqlite3-dev from apt.


Now, all I need to do is get metasploit on here, and modify the webif so I can point-click-pwn from my B3

- ShadowHatesYou

[ShadowHatesYou]

I was helping a friend w/ his B3, and it turns out actually there's more that needs to be done, pcap *does* need to be built(I had done this for something else), but it will still complain after you resolve that because it will lack sqlite3 still. So,

1) wget http://www.tcpdump.org/release/tcpdump-4.2.1.tar.gz

2) tar xzvf tcpdump-4.2.1.tar.gz

3) cd tcpdump-4.2.1

4) apt-get install flex

5) nano -w Makefile, go to line 27, replace "prefix = /usr/local/" with "prefix = /usr/". Save.

6) ./configure; make; make install;

7) apt-get install libsqlite3-dev;

build reaver-1.4 from it's dir w/ ./configure; make; make install;


Cheers.

[johannes]

Hi all, the off-topic discussions now removed. Hope all are fine with this. Back to business.

@Binkem, thanks. I jumped in, hope you didn't mind.
@Mark / Webalyst, some "irrelevant information" as you called it also followed this cleanup. Please re-post.

with love,

[mountaindude]

Worth noting that on a stock B2, you also need to run

apt-get install libpcap-dev

otherwise the ./configure of tcpdump fails...

[mountaindude]

Worth noting that on a stock B2, you also need to run

apt-get install libpcap-dev

otherwise the ./configure of tcpdump fails...


Also, I needed to run the tcpdump ./configure first, in order to get a Makefile that could then be edited according to the above.

/Göran